Blogger's Note:
due to hormonal flucuations and onset of female cancers, it is interesting that the migraine connection (eg symptoms, neurology, pathology (?)) has not been a topic of wider discussion/research/debate in cancer research
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The Cause and Effect of Migraines
"“Hormonal changes are a big contributor to the higher female incidence,”
said Michael A. Moskowitz, MD, Professor of Neurology at Harvard
Medical School at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. “There
are lines of evidence that support this from lab to clinical evidence
and a decrease (although not abolished) incidence in post-menopausal
females.”"
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